Such fascinating things, libraries. She closes her eyes. She couldwalk inside and step into a murder, a love story, a complete accountof somebody else’s life, or mutiny on the high seas. Such potential;such adventure–there’s a shimmer of malfeasance in trying otherways of being.

Ashley Hay
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